Wish I didn’t have to do this, but today’s cool green news is, well, rather grim.
- A picture tells a thousand words: see photos of Mount Everst’s retreating glaciers. (Green)
- Hold on to your stomachs: an in-depth look at animal autopsies in the Gulf. (The New York Times)
- This is getting gross: eating kangaroos to save the planet? (The Vine)
- And depressing: what’s a pangolin, and why is it one of the most illegally trafficked species in Asia? (Mongabay)
- But at least insects have their haven: New York’s JFK airport has as many insects as wild grasslands. (Conservation Journal Watch)
Tags: animal autopsies, Australia, Conservation Journal Watch, green, Gulf, illegally trafficked species, insect, JFK airport, kangaroo, methane, Mongabay, Mount Everest, pangolin, retreating glacier, The New York Times, The Vine, turtles
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You might want to change the word “autopsies” to necropsies or add necropsy /necropsies as tags.